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The next few weeks undoubtedly are challenging in many ways. Staying focused on health and wellness during the busy holiday season may seem impossible. Maintaining your body weight can be difficult and studies show that the average person gains between 1-5 pounds during the winter holidays. The "Maintain Don't Gain Challenge" will encourage you to practice habits that are supportive of maintaining your weight while you celebrate a healthy holiday season!
National Diabetes month is observed in November. The theme this year is "Diabetes is a Family Affair." Diabetes is a challenging disease that affects the entire family in many ways. If you are living with diabetes or have a loved one with the disease, family support is very important when it comes to managing diabetes and preventing serious health problems. It is also important to know that if you have a family history of diabetes – such as a mother, father, brother, or sister – you are at a greater risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
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To all Medicare beneficiaries: I know you are aware that open enrollment for Medicare Part D has begun. Beginning 10/15/13 through 12/07/13, you have the opportunity to examine options available with the private insurance companies that offer prescription drug coverage through Medicare Part D for 2014. I can tell you that there are significant changes in the plans from 2013 based on the people I have assisted already, so it is really important that you review your coverage for 2014. Everyone should have received a packet from the current insurance company with projected changes for 2014 ...
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Shirley Endlsey of Great Bend recently returned from Topeka where she participated in the 30th Annual Kansas Silver Haired Legislature as a Delegate from Barton County. The organization, established by the Kansas Legislature, consists of individuals, aged 60 and older, elected by their peers to develop bills and resolutions that are of interest to Kansas Seniors and their families.
By the time you read this I will be heading back to the office after a most memorable trip that combined business and pleasure. In mid-September, my husband, John, and I loaded up the van, (complete with tandem bike) and headed east. Our first stop was at the K-State campus where I picked up the poster that I would share during a session at the Galaxy Conference for Extension Professionals in Pittsburgh, PA. The conference had nearly 3,000 registered from all of the different areas of Extension programming. It was fun sharing my "Action Plan for Healthy Living" with ...
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Back to School
The beginning of the school year marks the end of our summer hiatus on the Principals' Office, so as you prepare for the new year we are standing by to begin discussions on such topics as restraint and seclusion, H1N1 flu, NAESP's new initiatives, the issues that keep principals up at night, and much more. We also plan to launch a new blog series featuring NAESP President Diane Cargile.
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The NAESP Election Results Are In!
Congratulations to the principals who were elected to the NAESP Board of Directors in this year's election:
President-elect: Barbara Chester, Cherry Park Elementary School, Portland, Oregon
Zone 5 Director: John Ansman, Roberta Tully Elementary School, Louisville, Kentucky
Zone 7 Director: Kenny Jones, Parkside Elementary School, Powell, Wyoming
Zone 9 Director: Dwight Liddiard, East Meadows Elementary School, Spanish Fork, Utah
The 2009-2010 board will begin its term July 1, with Diane Cargile of Rio Grande Elementary School in Terre Haute, Indiana, as president.
Learn from the Veterans or Mentor the Next Generation
The best advice that a new principal can receive is from another experienced principal. NAESP offers two mentoring opportunities so that novice and veteran principals can connect. Experienced principals can increase leadership capacity and share knowledge and skills with principals who are newer to the profession by undergoing training through the National Principal Mentoring Certification Program. Upcoming mentor training dates are June 17-19 in St. Paul, MN and June 24-26 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
On the other side of the mentoring coin, if you are a principal within the first three years of your career and are interested in advice and suggestions from principals around the country, then you should apply to be the Mentor Center's beneficiary for the next school year. To be considered, send an e-mail to Vanessa St. Gerard at email@example.com. In the message, write a few sentences about your school and why you would like to participate. Applications are due by May 31. To see how Mentor Center works, go to www.naesp.org/mentorcenter.
Swine Flu Worries
In response to the rising number of cases of swine flu (H1N1 virus) that have affected numerous U.S. schools, NAESP created a flu prevention page on its Web site. On it you will find a special edition of Report to Parents titled "Key Facts About Swine Flu," printed in both English and Spanish, that principals can distribute to their parents. Also on the page is a link to the U.S. Department of Education's Web site that offers guidance to school leaders about the H1N1 virus, a Communicator article titled "Principals Urged to Plan for Possible Flu Pandemic," updated reports about federal action taking place on Capitol Hill, and additional valuable resources.
As of Monday, the Associated Press reports that up to 330,000 students nationwide have missed school as a result of closings related to the H1N1 virus. Tell us how probable and/or confirmed swine flu cases have affected schools in your district.
What Does It Take to Become a Principal?
The May/June issue of Principal magazine includes a Speaking Out article that reveals the type of preparation the author believes a teacher needs to become a principal.
The author insists that aspiring principals should "earn their stripes" as successful teachers before becoming school administrators, and that extensive teaching experience is a requisite for effective instructional leadership. "How principals acquire the skills they need to become accomplished leaders is dependent on their experiences as teachers," the author wrote.
Do you agree? How many years of teaching do you feel are appropriate?
Countdown to Summer
As the end of the school year draws near, we'd like to hear about what's going through your mind. Here's this month's My Two Cents question from Principal magazine: What's the most difficult part of closing out the school year and what do you most look forward to as the school year comes to an end?
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What I most look forward to as the school year comes to an end is seeing the growth of the students and the progress they have made throughout the year. And then, of course—summer vacation!
Tammy D. CondrenPrincipalMarion C. Early ElementaryMorrisville, Missouri
One of my two schools of which I am the principal is closing due to budget issues. The children whose school is closing are all coming to my other school, which is 10 minutes away. Therefore, I am looking forward to having all of my students together on one campus. The difficult part of closing will be not having a place for all of the outstanding teachers and staff who will be placed in other schools. Some staff will make little money and have a long drive from where they live. Tough times call for tough decisions and my heart goes out to all that are losing an integral part of their community.
Susan Summers PersisPrincipalW. F. Burns Oak Hill ElementaryIndian River ElementaryEdgewater and Oak Hill, Florida
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NAESP Election "Goes Electronic" With eBallots
NAESP election time is fast approaching for the 2009 membership year. This year's election will "go electronic" and use eBallots! We are very excited about this important transition to online voting. We hope this change will make it easier for our eligible members to vote and increase the overall voter turnout.
The positions being filled this year are president-elect, Zone 5 director, Zone 7 director, and Zone 9 director. Read each candidate's bio on the NAESP Web site and look out for an e-mail on/around April 14, which will direct you to a secure Web page at VoteNet, our election provider.
Good luck to all candidates!
Farewell, New Orleans
The Delegate Assembly is held on the last morning of the convention. The main business at hand is to approve the constitutional changes that have been recommended by the resolutions committee. One of the key items to be voted on this year is electronic voting for national office, which passed.
Also during the Delegate Assembly, outgoing members of the NAESP Board of Directors are given a token of appreciation from their states.
I have considered it an honor to have had the privilege to act as the NAESP convention blogger. I hope that in some small way my contribution to the blog has been helpful to you. My best to you as you finish your school year!
Day 4 of Convention Doesn't Disappoint
This morning, I started my day bright and early at the Zone 7 breakfast. We have an election for Zone 7 director this year and have two very good candidates from which to choose. South Dakota was the host and did a wonderful job. One of the cool parts of the breakfast is the state giveaways. Each state brings something from their state (e.g., artwork, book) and names are selected to win these prizes. I would encourage anyone to attend their zone breakfast if given the opportunity.
My first concurrent session for today was titled "Teaching 2.0: Learning & Leading in the Digital Age." The presenter did a very good job of talking about the technology that is being used in his school, but also shared thoughts about how technology can be better utilized. One analogy that he shared showed a plate full of food. The initial idea is that our plates are too full already to try and use technology in education. His point is that technology should not be another piece of food but should be seen as the spices that go into making the food taste better. Technology should be a way to enhance, not add to, education.
The Third General Session speaker was Jeff Corwin. He is the well-known conservationist who, amongst other endeavors, hosts the TV show The Jeff Corwin Experience. Before he began speaking, the new chief executive director for the National Parent Teacher Organization, Byron Garrett, briefly greeted the group. Wow! I have to tell you that I was very impressed. I was able to give him my business card-I thought the national PTA might like to include some information regarding PTO in my state association publication.
Corwin shared his passion for our world and especially the natural resources that, in his words, "our world has been blessed with." He encouraged principals to do all that we can to help promote the cause of conservationism through education in our schools.
After lunch, I attended a session titled "When Consequences Don't Work: Succeeding With Difficult Students." This may have been one of the more practical sessions I have attended regarding useable strategies. I am very interested in getting Conscious Classroom Management, a book written by the presenter. A major premise is that behavior should be taught step by step, just as in teaching mathematics. When expectations are clear, the art of effective instruction can begin.
My last official activity for the day was to attend the National Distinguished Principals Reunion. I had the good fortune to have been named the 2008 NDP for North Dakota. I can't begin to tell you how impressed I am with my peers, and after getting to know them better I was even more humbled to have been given the opportunity to a part of that group. Thanks to NAESP for lining up this reunion!
Behind the Scenes, "Lap-top Time," and Networking
I want to begin today by putting in a plug for the staff at NAESP. I sat in the staff's headquarters office for a little while on Friday as I waited to talk to one of the staff members. I have to tell you that there is a lot more that goes on behind the scenes than one could ever imagine. I won't mention names because I am sure I would leave someone out, but Kudos to all of the NAESP staff for their hard work in making the national convention the success it is each year!
I began my day yesterday with the second General Session. Former Secretary of State Gen. Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) was the speaker. He is the founder of America's Promise Alliance, which is an organization that partners with nearly 250 other organizations to provide wraparound support so that children can stay in school and succeed. Although he spoke highly of public education in general, he did point out the alarming rate at which minorities are dropping out of high school. He stated: "kids start dropping out at first and second grade," and "kids who are behind act like they are behind." One of my favorite statements he made spoke of the need for more family involvement. "Kids need more lap-top time, and I don't mean the computer kind," said Powell. A kid coming to kindergarten knowing how to behave is a skill that could be taught during lap-top time.
In my opinion, the most crucial idea that Colin Powell shared is the importance for what he calls "An Expectation of Success." He stated that dropping out of school was never an option when he was going through school and there was no choice whether or not he would attend college. His fear is that many of our children have lost the hope that they can be successful. I know that I have told my staff on more than one occasion that in some instances, they are the one adult in some of their student's lives to encourage and exhibit high expectations.
The second stop for my day was the Zone 7 meeting, which was led by Zone 7 Director Rob Munson-SD. Although there were very good concurrent sessions being offered during this time slot, I felt it was more important to attend this meeting because it is the best place to find out what is happening at the national level and it is an excellent opportunity to share concerns and ideas that are then brought back to the NAESP Board of Directors. At this meeting, we also were introduced to our national candidates and talked about important topics such as electronic voting for the national election, possible changes to the time that the national convention may take place, and the possibility of having a Zone 7 booth at national convention instead of individual state booths.
The State Editors' meeting is always one of my favorite meetings at the national convention. We are a close knit group, and we are constantly looking for ways to improve our publications and to help each other. I would encourage anyone that has publication duties for their state to contact me so that I can share the support options that are available to you. I would like to thank Deborah Bongiorno (NAESP) for attending the meeting and for her promise of support for our group.
The national convention experience does not end with the last concurrent session of each day. Many zones and states take time to meet in a social setting during the convention. Last night, I was privileged to meet with the elementary principals from North Dakota for supper. You would think that we see each other all the time, but there are several that I only see a few times a year. After supper, we took in the ice cream social and karaoke party put on by NAESP. There is a rumor going around that a certain blogger from NAESP was the man at the head of the conga line. I'm not quite sure how that happened.
I would love to hear your comments or suggestions about what other convention events you are interested in hearing about!


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This small and delightful camp is situated in the south-eastern corner of the Kruger National Park, on the northern bank of the Crocodile River, from which it derives its name. After an early morning game drive, one can retire from the Lowveld heat to a lunch of prawns before coming back for late afternoon game viewing. The game viewing area is known as the 'Southern Circle' and is renowned for its concentration of different prides of lion with different hunting techniques and behaviour. It has an abundance of prides, herds, troops, packs and swarms. It is home to a larger percentage of the Kruger National Park's total rhino population. Come and experience humans living in harmony with nature. Here one has the ability to experience the sharp contrast between the wilderness and the world out there. |


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Missourians contact your state reps, on this legislation.http://fox2now.com/2013/01/22/gun-owners-must-contact-schools-in-proposed-legislation/ ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) Missouri state Senator Maria Chappelle-Nadal wants parents to notify schools if they own a gun. She also wants to make failing to prevent guns getting into the wrong hands an illegal offense. The state senator is holding a news conference on Wednesday in Jefferson city to release the proposed legislation. According to a release from the Senators office Senate Bill 124 will make, failing to prevent illegal firearm possession, it creates the offense of negligent storage of a firearm and it requires a parent or guardian enrolling a child in school to notify the school district or the governing body of a private or charter school that the parent or guardian owns a firearm.
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Fu_K them and her
This will never come close to passing.
Moronic proposal...these people don't have a clue.
Is it ironic that this is happening in the "show me state"? "Show me your guns." More seriously, wouldn't that be a defacto gun registry? If that is illegal for the BATF, why isn't it illegal for the various state/county agencies? Yes, i realize there are states that require firearms owners to have a "permit to buy" or something like the Sillinois FOID cards for firearms owners; that doesn't mean i think either is legal or right.
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Examining the role of the teacher's union in public schools
I've never belonged to a labor union. I don't come from a "union family." But I've been thinking about unions a lot lately, and I'm worried.
My only experience with labor unions came about in the early '70s when I worked for a friend at his downtown Madison restaurant. The place had a nice run for the better part of three years offering good, innovative food and some of the best music and cabaret-style theater in town. I was part of the management team. The waiters, dishwashers and bus-people belonged to a hospitality workers union. For the most part these were students working part time. But they took their organizing and bargaining seriously. Too seriously as far as I was concerned. It always felt as if they were "playing" union.
Eventually the restaurant ran into some cash flow problems just as the union decided to make some new demands for higher pay and benefits. We opened our books, showed them every number that existed and suggested the obvious conclusion—either work together and keep the restaurant open, or insist on changes and close us down. They closed us down. It hurt.
In the ensuing years I had the experience of meeting dedicated, passionate, smart labor leaders like John Matthews, David Newby and Marty Beil for whom I have great respect and appreciation. I also covered the strike at Madison Newspapers in the later '70s, one of saddest, most gut-wrenching labor battles I'd ever witnessed up close. So I view with trepidation the current discussions about state employee contracts and the role of the teacher's union in public schools.
For the most part these are always difficult conversations. But it's hard to imagine a worse environment in which to consider the fundamental issues at stake. People are angry and afraid. They don't trust most of our bedrock civic institutions and they have little confidence these people and places can make their lives better. And, unfortunately, there's political hay to be made by picking a side and demonizing the other in a made-up, over-simplified, winner-take-all battle. Not a great atmosphere for complicated and nuanced negotiations about jobs and services that affect the lives of every one of us.
Since it may be the last thing we can agree on, let's stipulate that everyone wants to keep taxes as low as possible, and provide the best education possible for all of our kids. One need only look at the state budget deficit and the performance of our public school students (and, remember, I said all our kids) to recognize we need some changes in health care and pension benefits for state workers, and flexibility in how our schools are organized and run. We must get control over spending and keep taxes, especially property taxes, from choking the hope out of the elderly and the unemployed. We must ensure that our children, especially our poor children, succeed in school or we are risking our future as a society.
But, while it does not strike me as unreasonable to ask state employees to accept modest increases in the amount they contribute for their health insurance and pension costs, I don't trust our elected leaders to bargain in good faith, having gotten elected on pledges to cut government, eliminate agencies and reduce the number of workers regardless of relative needs for services for state citizens. Likewise I have come to believe that in the face of even more intractable issues like poverty and family stability, some of our communities need complementary schools with longer (or shorter) school years, and differently structured school days with rewards for performance standards set by parents and post-secondary schools and employers.
Fueling my sense of anticipation is the importance of tax burden, state worker incomes (and spending), public school achievement and teacher quality to this particular city and this particular county and region. People are hurting, and I'd sure like these discussions to be civil, respectful and, in the end, successful.
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Jeff Emens pitched 3.2 innings of shutout baseball. |
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Columbia, Mo. - The Missouri Tigers (26-23) dropped the series opener against Memphis by a final score of 6-4, giving up a season-high six doubles in the process to the visiting team. Jeff Emens remained a steady presence out of the bullpen, throwing 3.2 innings of shutout baseball, giving up only four hits and striking out four batters in the process. First baseman Andreas Plackis kept his hitting streak alive, extending the streak to 11 games with his single in the seventh inning.
Memphis threatened in the first, loading the bases with one out after hitting two singles and getting a walk, and a single to left then allowed two runners to score for a 2-0 lead, and put runners on the corners for the visiting Tigers. Rob Zastryzny responded by retiring the next two Memphis batters to prevent further damage. Dillon Everett walked with one out in the bottom of the inning, but was doubled off as Ben Turner's screamer to third was caught for an easy double play to end the inning. Zastryzny issued a leadoff walk in the second, and a sacrifice bunt moved the runner to second. A strikeout and a flyout to right then ended the inning. Back-to-back walks to Conner Mach and Dane Opel with one out in the bottom of the second put two on with one out, but Mizzou failed to capitalize. A leadoff double in the third let Memphis threaten, but Zastryzny quickly picked off the runner trying to steal third in the following at bat, and the Tigers were held scoreless in the inning. Eric Garcia walked with one out in the bottom of the frame, but was caught stealing before Everett walked for the second time in the game. Turner then doubled to left, scoring Everett from first to cut Memphis's lead to 2-1.
Memphis threatened again in the fourth with runners on the corners and one out, but Zastryzny responded by striking out the next two batters to get out of the jam unscathed. Blake Brown doubled with two outs in the bottom of the inning, and an error by the shortstop on Scott Sommerfeld's chopper allowed Brown to score and put Sommerfeld on second, tying the game at two. Brannon Champagne then shot a line drive down the left field line to give Mizzou a 3-2 lead. Memphis got two runners on with no outs in the fifth, and a double to right center tied the game at three and left runners on second and third with no outs. Zastryzny responded with a strikeout, but then another double brought both runners in to give Memphis a 5-3 lead. Emens entered to pitch with the runner on second and one out, and forced a flyout to center, and a single then scored another run for the Tigers for a 6-3 lead. Mizzou put one man on base in the bottom of the inning, but could not score. Memphis doubled with one out in the sixth, but Emens responded by striking out the next two batters, and Mizzou went down in order in the bottom of the inning.
After a scoreless top of the seventh, Everett singled with one out in the bottom of the frame. Plackis singled to right with two outs, and a bad throw caromed out of play, allowing Plackis to reach second and Everett to score to reduce the Memphis lead to 6-4. Emens gave up a one-out single, and a wild pitch allowed the runner to advance to second. A groundout to third advanced the runner with two outs, and a great defensive play by Mach on a chopper ended the inning scoreless. Sommerfeld singled in the bottom of the frame, and Champagne walked to put two on with two outs. Garcia then reached on a catcher's interference call to load the bases, but Everett's shot to third was gloved to end the inning. A leadoff single in the ninth ended Emens's day on the mound as Jake Walsh entered to pitch. Another single put two on with no outs, and a sacrifice bunt put both runners in scoring position. A flyout to right turned into a double play as Turner's stellar block of home plate nailed the runner who attempted to tag up from third, ending the inning scoreless. Mizzou then went down scoreless in its final chance to tie the game.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Well. Orwell's quite the cynical donkey, isn't he? I think this book is great There is a lot to be learned about current day society from this little classic written in 1945. Pretty depressing, but definitely worth reading. I can appreciate it, but doesn't mean I have to like it. How many wonderful works were ruined by high school English?
This little book, about as long as Candide, may fairly be compared with it as a searching commentary on the dominant philosophy of the age. Animal Farm is a very politcal novel that tells a story about a farm and the way it's run but the story of the animals the way the run the farm represents the 2nd world war and the politics behind it, this technique is known as an allegory. Old Major (a wise old pig) gives the animals a lecture about how unfairly they're treated by the humans. the animals do all the work and don't get any profit, everyone works so hard and don't even get enough food to satisfy their hunger each day, they've had enough. the animals decide to stand up to their rights, and run the farm in a way that is progressive and to shut down the humans and agree that all the animals should be treated fairly. this does not last long when the pigs start to take control of things. they assume that because they're smarter they should have more rites. The start to take advantage of their intelligence by giving themselves more rites and modifying the laws that the animals agreed to live by. while this happens alot more events occur, the animals complete the windmill but then it gets knocked down during war, this reoccurs a number of times, the farm has lost animals due to war but one of the most significate loss' was the death of Boxer who sadly gets taken away then killed by humans. alot of other major events occur that all contribute to the main theme of the novel. Animal Farm was unique from any novel i've read but I did not enjoy it but using an allegory to represent an event that is a big part of history did impress me and they way George Orwell executed it was fantastic. With an unusually piercing blare of trumpets from the Book-of-the-Month Club, whose co-selection for September it is, and with a resounding ruffle of publicity drums, an odd little book is published today.. There is nothing so startlingly brilliant about this quite elementary fable, it seems to me, to justify a tempest in anything larger than a teacup. 'Animal Farm' may be taken as the most compact and witty expression of the left-wing British reaction to Soviet Communism... [Orwell] writes absolutely without coyness or whimsicality and with such gravity and charm that 'Animal Farm' becomes an independent creation, standing quite apart from the object of its comment. The qualities of pathos in the tale of the betrayal of the animals -- in the account, for example, of Boxer, the faithful horse -- would compel the attention of persons who never heard of the Russian Revolution.'' George Orwell, a talented leftist writer, has emerged as one of Britain's best satirists. Britons, chuckling at his new book, Animal Farm, a 92-page laugh-and thought-provoking satire on Communism and the Soviet Union, are calling its author the most brilliant political satirist since Swift. Is contained inThe Complete Novels of George Orwell by George Orwell Animal Farm/1984 by George Orwell Animal Farm/The Book of The Dun Cow (Center for Learning Curriculum Units) by George Orwell Has the adaptationHas as a reference guide/companionHas as a studyHas as a student's study guideGeorge Orwell's Animal Farm (Monarch Notes) by Ralph A. Ranald CliffsNotes on Orwell's Animal Farm by Daniel Moran Animal Farm - George Orwell (Sparknotes) by Brian Phillips George Orwell, Animal farm by I.L. Baker "Animal Farm" (Book Notes) by David Ball Farm der Tiere. Erläuterungen und Materialien. ( Animal Farm). (Lernmaterialien) by George Orwell Animal Farm - Farm der Tiere: Inhalt - Hintergrund - Interpretationen. Mit Info-Klappe by George Orwell Lektüreschlüssel zu George Orwell: Animal Farm by Heinz Arnold Has as a teacher's guideAnimal Farm. Kursmodell für die Sekundarstufe II. Schülerarbeitsbuch. (Lernmaterialien) by Horst Bodden Animal Farm - Viewfinder Classics - Students' Book by Dietrich Theißen EinFach Englisch Unterrichtsmodelle. Unterrichtsmodelle für die Schulpraxis: EinFach Englisch Unterrichtsmodelle: George Orwell: Animal Farm by Martin Kohn
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0451526341, Mass Market Paperback)Since its publication in 1946, George Orwell's fable of a workers' revolution gone wrong has rivaled Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea as the Shortest Serious Novel It's OK to Write a Book Report About. (The latter is three pages longer and less fun to read.) Fueled by Orwell's intense disillusionment with Soviet Communism, Animal Farm is a nearly perfect piece of writing, both an engaging story and an allegory that actually works. When the downtrodden beasts of Manor Farm oust their drunken human master and take over management of the land, all are awash in collectivist zeal. Everyone willingly works overtime, productivity soars, and for one brief, glorious season, every belly is full. The animals' Seven Commandment credo is painted in big white letters on the barn. All animals are equal. No animal shall drink alcohol, wear clothes, sleep in a bed, or kill a fellow four-footed creature. Those that go upon four legs or wings are friends and the two-legged are, by definition, the enemy. Too soon, however, the pigs, who have styled themselves leaders by virtue of their intelligence, succumb to the temptations of privilege and power. "We pigs are brainworkers. The whole management and organisation of the farm depend on us. Day and night, we are watching over your welfare. It is for your sake that we drink that milk and eat those apples." While this swinish brotherhood sells out the revolution, cynically editing the Seven Commandments to excuse their violence and greed, the common animals are once again left hungry and exhausted, no better off than in the days when humans ran the farm. Satire Animal Farm may be, but it's a stony reader who remains unmoved when the stalwart workhorse, Boxer, having given his all to his comrades, is sold to the glue factory to buy booze for the pigs. Orwell's view of Communism is bleak indeed, but given the history of the Russian people since 1917, his pessimism has an air of prophecy. --Joyce Thompson(retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:35:02 -0400) A satire on totalitarianism in which farm animals overthrow their human owner and set up their own government. (summary from another edition) |
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Mine has been inaccessible for the last 9 hours I just get an error message.
Mine was working perfectly (in Edinburgh) yesterday. I've tried the .com and .co.uk entry points today, cleared cache, etc. Zilch.
Any ideas?
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This is a bug that has been there for quite awhile now.
Having to log back in multiple times is not much fun.
Using XP Pro & IE 6.0
I have cleared my cache etc - just seems to be getting slow from here in UK - too many advertisers maybe ;)
Accessing adwords.google.co.uk
Very frustrating...
I am not aware of any 'issues' since the 17th, but on the basis of what I see here, I'll ping the tech folks and find out if anything unusual is going on.
I'll post again when I know more.
I'm getting knocked out every three clicks. And I've been getting (unable to process request) errors recently too.
I'm still getting this error:
And it just started last week.
Equally frustrating is that the ad groups are abominably slow to load when things are "working".
I'm not a master of all browsers, but if you are using a recent version of IE, please try this tip:
1. Select 'Tools' from the MS IE browser menu. 2. Select 'Internet Options.' 3. Select the 'Privacy' tab. 4. Click the 'Edit' button. 5. Add 'google.com' to 'Address of Website' field. 6. Click 'Allow'. 7. Click 'OK'.
I hope that this'll help. I'd imagine there are equivalent settings in other browsers as well.
One other thing I've posted here before, which is worth trying:
Microsoft Internet Explorer (MS IE)
1. Select 'Tools' from the MS IE browser menu. 2. Select 'Internet Options.' 3. Select the 'Advanced' tab. 4. Under 'Security,' check both 'Use SSL 2.0' and 'Use SSL 3.0.'
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1. Select 'Edit' from the Navigator browser menu. 2. Select 'Preferences.' 3. Select the arrow next to 'Privacy/Security' in the side menu. 4. Select 'SSL' from the sub-menu. 5. Check both 'Enable SSL Version 2' and 'Enable SSL Version 3.'
No offense AWA but I don't think this is a browser problem. These are issues that seem to get worse on busy days. The entire AdWords site has been running extremely slow. Surely people at Google are aware of this.
Fortunately I can always log back in or try my request again and it works. More of a nuisance than anything.
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Utah weekend forecast: Sunny ... the bright days are here
Utah's weekend forecast? Sunny. Though it only seems like yesterday our lives were filled with rain. Come Saturday, though, the bright days are here.
Yes, it's the kind of forecast the late Motown legend Marvin Gaye would soulfully sing about.
The Wasatch Front, so often awash this past week as monsoonal moisture brought thunderstorms and rain showers to the region, will be clear and warm. High temperatures are predicted to hover near 90 degrees.
Southern Utahns also expect sunny, clear skies ahead with the mercury climbing into the mid- to upper-90s.
The Utah Division of Air Quality rated Salt Lake, Davis, Utah and Weber counties as "yellow," or compromised for air quality. The remainder of the state was in the "green," or healthy category heading into the weekend.
The Intermountain Allergy & Asthma website listed chenopods as "very high" and mold "high," while other allergens were graded "low" on the pollen index as of Friday.
Visit the Tribune's weather page at www.sltrib.com/weather for more extensive, localized forecast content.
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Colorado Moves to End Cancer provides multiple opportunities for participants to move and raise funds for the two prominent cancer centers in Colorado.
The net proceeds of all of the events will benefit the UCHealth Cancer Center – a department of Poudre Valley Hospital and non-smoking lung cancer research at The University of Colorado Cancer Center.
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Becoming A Blissful Scientist on the Journey to True Love
Finding my bliss was a nickname derived from the second group coaching call with Tamra Green, a licensed social worker, hypnotherapist, and love mentor trained by Dr. Diana Kirschner. We all got nicknames on our group call. Each person picked a moniker related to the state of love. Love cannot be defined but it can be described. One adjective is bliss.
Bliss is an emotional state of perfect happiness and contentment. In Heather Strang's book Following Bliss the two characters are led to one another and into a mutual state of bliss. Tamara and Heather are some of the many people who have helped me see the gift in love disappointments from my past, including with other love coaches and their programs. That gift has lead me to focus on writing on relationships from a place of being a love advocate of sorts. After seeing many people harmed and not helped I decided to write about those mentors more likely to be helpful on the journey to love. So, when Tamara asked me to select a nickname, bliss was it.
Tamara is not your average love or dating coach. For one thing, she knows what she is doing. Not everyone does. They may all mean well but training varies. In fact, there is no set formula to become a love mentor. It comes down to a good match with you and your mentor. However, quality training in the mental health profession is a must in many people's experiences. Tamara explains why in the following interview.
There are a lot of love and dating coaches out there in the marketplace. What is your approach and philosophical orientation when it comes to supporting people through their quest for a meaningful relationship?
My approach is both psychological and spiritual (through "feel"). Even though I am a highly trained professional, who understands the workings of the mind and ego, I do my best work with clients (either individually or in groups) when I use my gifts as a Seer and Energy Healer. Since childhood, I have had the ability to see and feel energy, which helps me to zero in to what's really going on with someone and how they are blocking themselves from love. Once we find the source of the problem, I assist them in releasing it once and for all. I was once told by a client that I "released [her] Soul from prison."
How does being trained as a Social Worker play into your coaching? Finding love can trigger someone in a way that could need a trained psychotherapist.
Love and dating can be huge triggers for most people. Many deep and primal fears get kicked up. Most of these fears stem from childhood, and the benefits of working with a highly trained professional, like me, is sometimes life-saving. Besides being a Love and Relationship Expert, I have had a Manhattan-based psychotherapy private practice for 24 years, did my post graduate training in Couples and Family therapy, am a certified hypnotherapist, a certified Awakening Coach, and also a highly trained Love Mentor®.


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Taylor challenges forwards
Michael Carayannis While much of the spotlight shines on his rookie halves, new Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor is adamant his side's success does not rest on Mitchell Moses and Luke Brooks' shoulders.
Tedesco training for mental as well as physical recovery
Adrian Proszenko Wests Tigers fullback James Tedesco plans to link with a sports psychologist to ensure he is mentally as well as physically prepared to resume his injury-riddled NRL career.
Triguboff hungry for success at Wests Tigers
Adrian Proszenko Having resolved to get more hands-on with his beloved Wests Tigers, Harry Triguboff immediately gave the club food for thought.
Anasta says Tigers owe him money
Andrew Webster Braith Anasta says the Wests Tigers owe him money and that the embattled joint venture released Adam Blair because of salary cap pressure.
Blair leaves Tigers for Broncos
Phil Lutton Brisbane's extreme makeover under Wayne Bennett has shown no sign of slowing down, with the Broncos signing Tigers and New Zealand prop Adam Blair on a three-year deal.
Jason Taylor all set for first day of pre-season training at Wests Tigers
Michael Chammas The Wests Tigers will begin preseason training for next year carrying the scars of this season, with 13 of their top 35 unavailable.
Kimmorley gets a Tigers coaching call-up
Adrian Proszenko Brett Kimmorley is poised to join a revamped Wests Tigers coaching staff as a mentor to the joint venture's promising young players.
Paterson fighting for credibility in the ring
Daniel Lane Retired Wests Tigers forward Cory Paterson didn't laugh when it was suggested NRL chief executive David Smith might've enforced the code's 'no punch' rule to prevent him from taking on his former teammate Matt Groat in a professional heavyweight contest next month.
Austin no lock for five-eighth: Stuart
Chris Wilson Canberra coach Ricky Stuart says recruit Blake Austin has not been guaranteed a start at five-eighth, challenging his potential halves to fight for their positions in 2015.
Austin aims to shine at Raiders after being released by Wests Tigers
Daniel Lane Canberra recruit Blake Austin said while he was thrilled to have finalised a three-year deal with the Raiders, in a "perfect world" he'd still be a member of the Wests Tigers and helping the besieged club build towards next season.
Austin joins Raiders for three years
Chris Wilson The Wests Tigers have granted utility Blake Austin an immediate release to join the Canberra Raiders on a three-year deal.
Blake Austin to be released by Wests Tigers
Daniel Lane Wests Tigers utility Blake Austin will be officially released by the club on Tuesday so he can join Canberra. Austin was one of the besieged club's best players this year and he played fullback, centre, five-eighth, halfback, lock, second row and even hooker.
New coach Jason Taylor puts broom through Wests Tigers staff
Adrian Proszenko David Kidwell is one of the few survivors as new mentor Jason Taylor puts a broom through the Wests Tigers' coaching ranks.
How Wests Tigers' Robbie Farah pulled himself up off the canvas
Michael Carayannis Rabaul: The burden of being the face of the Wests Tigers woes nearly resulted in Robbie Farah walking away from everything.
New Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor delivers 'professional' message to team
Michael Carayannis New Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor left his players with a simple message; "become professional" when he met with the squad for the first time.
New Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor praises Sydney Roosters' Trent Robinson for reigniting his spark
Adrian Proszenko and Michael Carayannis After his first foray into head coaching ended, Jason Taylor lost the spark and wasn't sure if it was for him. But then Trent Robinson helped him get it back.
Wests Tigers appoint Jason Taylor as new coach
Michael Carayannis and Adrian Proszenko Wests Tigers have announced Jason Taylor as head coach for the next three seasons.
Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy sings David Kidwell's praises as Wests Tigers consider coaching options
Adrian Proszenko Craig Bellamy has given David Kidwell's coaching credentials a ringing endorsement as Wests Tigers prepare to make a call on the man to replace Mick Potter.
Marwan Koukash rules out Wests Tigers bid
Alexandra Patrikios English billionaire Marwan Koukash has ruled out buying Wests Tigers after whittling down his NRL club shopping list to "one or two" remaining options.
Wests Tigers new board failed its first test, but restructure a smart move
Roy Masters If governance is the special skill set of Wests Tigers' recently appointed trio of independent directors, they have already failed with the process to appoint their coach.


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The existing job description states that the county administrator exercises independent judgment. Commissioners Steve Jacob and Wayne Valentine expressed concern about the potential for an administrator to use that phrase to justify taking actions without board approval. Commissioners Greg Olson and Jim Pomeroy have balked at the prospect of deleting the phrase, arguing that, of course, the county administrator needs to exercise independent judgment. At the board's last meeting, an informal decision was reached, in which Valentine, Jacob, and County Board Chair Marcia Ward supported phrasing suggested by County Attorney Karin Sonneman: "with direction from and in consultation with the County Board, the administrator position exercises independent judgment in decision making."
"I know we deliberated and I don't like it," Olson said of that language at the board's last meeting. "Are we inviting an Open Meeting Law violation in that they're going to call us all and poll us?" he asked, suggesting that by limiting the administrator's ability to act independently, the administrator might wind up conducting serial or rolling meetings in which decisions are reached by polling or having a series of conversations with a majority of board members outside of an open meeting.
While Olson's concern was about a hypothetical future, in a recent interview, a county staff member mentioned that she had conducted a "random asking" of some commissioners to gauge their opinions on the Community Assessment and Reintegration (CARE) program. She said the result of those conversations was the determination that there needed to more discussion of about whether the county should commit local tax dollars to fund the anti-recividism program. (See below.)
"The board can only act as a board and makes decisions as a board in an open meeting," Sonneman reminded the commissioners during the meeting, in response to Olson's concern.
Olson continued, commenting on the proposed language, "So you can have independent judgment if we say you can?"
The main concern with the administrator exercising too much independent judgment has to do with moving funds without the board's approval, Ward said in response to Olson. She specifically mentioning an incident in which a former county staff member authorized spending thousands to renovate the county government center without explicit board approval. "If something is $5,000 or more, yes, [the administrator] will have to come to the County Board," Ward said, referring to the board's policy of limiting staff expenditures not included in the budget.
Jacob asked Olson if he would be comfortable taking out the whole sentence about independent judgment. Olson said he was not.
"The one thing that concerns me, [is that] any applicant for this position would be able to Google this and find all this discussion we're having about independent judgment, and I would hate for this person to think that there are six administrators as opposed to five County Board members," Pomeroy stated. "I'm concerned that by removing [that sentence] we're going to micromanage, and I don't want to any part of micromanaging," he added. He also said that he wanted it to be clear to county staff that they answer to a single authority: the administrator, not individual board members.
Valentine said while he had championed removing the "independent judgment" phrase and making other changes to the job description, it was not because he wanted to be involved in the day-to-day operations of the county, but only because he wanted to be sure the board was getting accurate information from the administrator. Valentine advocated for including alternative language suggested by Interim County Administrator Maureen Holte: "Within the direction of the County Board, the County Administrator is authorized to exercise independent judgment in decision making."
"So that takes out the consultation," Ward observed.
"I think the key there was that we don't want Open Meeting Law violations," Pomeroy added.
The board informally settled on that phrasing and Valentine proposed other changes to ensure that the administrator provided board members with regular updates on county projects. The board will consider formally approving a final version of the administrator job description at its meeting at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, August 5, on the second floor of the government center at 117 Main Street in Winona.
Board to vote on CARE program funding
It has saved Winona County thousands of days of housing citizens in jail, possibly many thousands of dollars, and is heralded an example of the success of preventive rather than punitive criminal justice. A recent staff report estimates that since the grant-funded CARE program began helping former inmates become working, tax-paying community members in 2009, former offenders have spent 12,500 fewer nights in jail. Based on estimates that a night in jail costs the county $88, the CARE program has saved the county over a million dollars since 2009, hundreds of thousands of dollars more than the roughly $620,000 in grant funds the program received.
However, the CARE program has also raised concerns about the transparency of county finances, after County Board members learned that staff planned to use local taxpayer dollars funds which had been officially budgeted for a different department but were earmarked by staff for the CARE program to continue the previously grant-funded program and after staff admitted that they did not know what line time the money was coming from.
The question of whether to contunue funding grant-initiated programs once the grant funding runs out is a frequent issue for county commissioners, and normal county policy is that board approval is needed to dedicate local tax dollars to continue a previously grant-funded position.
The County Board has also not received definite cost for continuing the program in 2015 would cost; one estimate called for over $200,000. On Tuesday, the board will be asked to approve continued funding to keep the program alive this fall until the results of a grant application are received. The proposal, which notes that "CARE program expenses run, at a minimum, between $6,000 to $6,500 per month" is included on the board's consent agenda. Consent agenda items are approved en masse unless a separate discussion and vote are specifically requested by board members.


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Jeff Zucker Named President of CNN; ABC's 'Don't Trust the B' Enlists MacGyver
It's official: Jeff Zucker is the president of CNN Worldwide. The former NBCUniversal CEO will begin the job in January at the news network. Turner Broadcasting System Chairman and CEO Phil Kent said in a statement, "Jeff's experience as a news executive is unmatched for its breadth and success. As a programmer, a brand-builder and a leader, he will bring energy and new thinking to CNN. I couldn't be happier to welcome him or more excited about what he'll accomplish here." [Deadline]
ABC's Don't Trust the B*** in Apt. 23 is bringing MacGyver in. Richard Dean Anderson, who played the iconic character, will cameo as himself on the ABC comedy which stars James Van Der Beek as himself. It's not yet known when Anderson's episode will air. [THR]
Stephen King's Under the Dome has been given a 13-episode order by CBS. The bestselling novel, which focuses on a New England town that is suddenly sealed off from the rest of world by a transparent dome, was originally developed as a series for Showtime. The show will air this summer. [EW]
With Spartacus: War of the Damned on its way out, Starz is looking into a potential spinoff for the series targeted on Roman leader Gaius Julius Caesar. The idea from Spartacus executive producer Robert Tapert is just in the preliminary beginning stages. Spartacus: War of the Damned premieres Jan. 25. on Starz. [Deadline]


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You can click on the breakbeat hardcore band names to see more information about that particular notable breakbeat hardcore group. If they're near the top of the best breakbeat hardcore artist list, though, then they should have at least some information available. All the top breakbeat hardcore bands named on the list also have discographies on their pages if you click on the breakbeat hardcore band names themselves.
This list contains items like The Prodigy and The Chemical Brothers. You decide which of these items are the best ones by casting your votes. Is Dave Baksh a better choice for the top of the list than Lords of Acid? Vote accordingly.
All important, significant and iconic names in breakbeat hardcore music history deserve your votes, so make sure to choose wisely. You can only vote once on this list.
The list includes all new breakbeat hardcore bands, and if there are any missing on the list, you can always add them yourself. Just make sure they aren't already on the list and check your spelling, because this is already an accurate compilation of the best examples of breakbeat hardcore, as well as a good place to start if you're asking yourself, or friends, exactly how to get into breakbeat hardcore music. Especially since the bands at the top of the list will at the very least be the best choices if you're looking for a list of good breakbeat hardcore bands with which to start out. No point in listening to them if they aren't actually good or even half-way decent breakbeat hardcore bands.
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SportManning makes Pro Bowl team Denver Broncos quarterback receives 12th Pro Bowl call-up joining fellow comeback king Adrian Peterson in all-star game. 27 Dec 2012 17:33 GMT | Sport, US Sports Manning played his first 14 NFL seasons for the Colts, but was released last off-season and has led Denver on a 10-game winning streak this season to take the AFC West [AFP]Peyton Manning and Adrian Peterson want to cap their sensational comebacks with Super Bowl appearances. For now, they can be proud of Pro Bowl spots. So can Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, one of two rookies chosen on Wednesday for the January 27 NFL all-star game in Honolulu. Manning missed all of the 2011 season with neck and back problems that required several operations. He then signed with Denver as a free agent and has led the Broncos on a 10-game winning streak to take the AFC West. "I know there's great players out there in the NFL, but there's some great players on this team this year that deserve to go,'' said Manning, whose 12th Pro Bowl is a record for quarterbacks. He ranks fourth in league passing this year and has thrown 34 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. Four other Broncos made the roster in the American Football Conference: defensive end Elvis Dumervil, linebacker Von Miller, cornerback Champ Bailey and tackle Ryan Clady. Bailey's 12th appearance is a record for defensive backs. Recovery Minnesota's Peterson tore up his left knee on Christmas Eve last year, underwent major surgery, then was back for the season opener. He's gone from uncertain to unstoppable, running away with the rushing title with a career-high 1,898 yards and lifting the Vikings toward a possible spot in the playoffs, with one game left to play. "Coming into the season after going through the rehab process, I just told myself that I wanted to lead my team to a championship and make sure that I contribute and do my part,'' Peterson said. "I've been doing it.'' Griffin is one of three rookie QBs who had superb debut seasons, along with Andrew Luck of Indianapolis and Russell Wilson of Seattle. Luck and Wilson weren't voted to the Pro Bowl by players, coaches and fans, although their teams are in the playoffs; Griffin can get to the postseason if Washington beats Dallas on Sunday. "You can't play down those kinds of things,'' Griffin said. "I've always said my whole football career that you don't play for awards. They just come. You don't say you're going to win the Heisman (trophy). You don't say you're going to win MVP. You go out and you prove it on the field, and if everyone feels that way then they'll give you that award.'' San Francisco had nine players selected for the Pro Bowl - the most of any NFL team - including six from its second-ranked defence. Houston was next with eight players, six on offence. Kansas City, despite their 2-13 record that is tied with Jacksonville for worst in the league, had five Pro Bowlers, including running back Jamaal Charles, who like Peterson is coming back from a torn ACL. One other rookie, Minnesota kicker Blair Walsh, was chosen. Walsh has nine field goals of at least 50 yards, an NFL mark. Another record setter will be heading to Honolulu: Detroit wide receiver Calvin Johnson. Johnson broke Jerry Rice's single-season yards receiving record and has 1,892 yards with one game left. Eight teams had no Pro Bowl players: Carolina, Philadelphia and St. Louis in the National Football Conference; and Tennessee, Buffalo, Jacksonville, San Diego and Oakland in the AFC.Source: AP
Johnson breaks NFL record Detroit's Calvin Johnson enjoys a special night breaking NFL single-season yards receiving record. Sport, US Sports
Q&A: Jailed Saudi blogger's wife calls for his release Wife of Raif Badawi, a blogger sentenced to 10 years in Saudi Arabia and 1,000 lashes, says he is a "peaceful person". Human Rights, Politics, Saudi Arabia
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France's growing income inequality problem As the world's elite gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos, many Paris citizens struggling just to get by.
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Johnson breaks NFL record Detroit's Calvin Johnson enjoys a special night breaking NFL single-season yards receiving record. Sport, US Sports
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Fault LinesHidden state: Inside North KoreaFault Lines gains rare access into North Korea and examines the impact of US policies on the secretive nation. Politics, Environment, US & Canada
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GOD'S WORD Translation (GW) | New International Version (NIV) |
20 [Like] taking off a coat on a cold day or pouring vinegar on baking soda, so is singing songs to one who has an evil heart. | 20 Like one who takes away a garment on a cold day, or like vinegar poured on soda, is one who sings songs to a heavy heart. |
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When you are arrested for OVI in Ohio, the police have the discretion to release you or to hold you in a local jail. If you are released, you are given a court date and it is your responsibility to show up at the designated time and place so that your case can proceed. Failure to do so will result in an arrest warrant being issued. The time and place of your appearance appears at the bottom of your [Read the full post. . .]
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DaytonDUI And The Continuing Problems With the Intoxilyzer 8000
The implementation of the Intoxilyzer 8000 continues to be an embarrassment to all Ohioans. Not only is the machine rife with problems, but the Ohio Department of Health has botched both the writing of the rules of implementation. Now they plan on shutting down the key component of the Intoxilyzer 8000 scheme, the Breath Instrument On-line Database. The shutdown is due to complications, missing tests and disappearing data. This raises the question as to how the Ohio Department of [Read the full post. . .]
The 47 Types & 38 Causes of Nystagmus; (It's Not Just Caused by Alcohol)
The horizontal gaze nystagmus test is an eye test approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration(hereinafter NHTSA) as a tool to detect clues of impairment in drivers. The HGNtest is one of three psychomotor tests approved as part of the standardized field sobriety testing protocol employed by law enforcement officers throughout the United States and used here in Ohio. The HGN is a test of your eyes wherein the testing officer is looking for abnormal movements call [Read the full post. . .]
Arrested for OVI in Centerville, Ohio?
If you are arrested for OVI in Centerville, Ohio your case will be heard in the Kettering Municipal Court. The Kettering Municipal Court provides justice services for the communities of Centerville, Kettering, Moraine and Washington Township. The Kettering Municipal Court is located at 2325 Wilmington Pike in Kettering, Ohio 45420. You can reach the Kettering Municipal Court Clerk's Office at (937) 296-2461. The Kettering Municipal Court's web site is HERE. You can get directions to [Read the full post. . .]
Alcohol and Energy Drinks (by DaytonDUI.com)
In 2005, the Drink Four Brewing Company introduced Four Loko to the American malt beverage market. The name "Four" is derived from the original energy drink's four main ingredients: alcohol, caffeine, taurine, and guarana. There are three product lines within the Four brand:
- Four Loko — contains either 6%, 8%, or 12% alcohol by volume (ABV), depending on state regulations, and is packaged in 23.5 oz. cans
- Poco Loko — contains 8% alcohol by